proud to be a woman-owned small business serving Oregon & surrounding area contractors and municipalities
NEED A TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN, A FLAGGING CERTIFICATE, OR JUST SOMEONE TO BLAME FOR THE CONES? CONSIDER US YOUR DETOUR TO DONE.
WE PLAN THE JAM SO YOU DON'T CAUSE ONE!
WE PLAN THE JAM SO YOU DON'T CAUSE ONE!
WHAT WE HANDLE
(SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO)
TRAFFIC CONTROL PLANS - custom, compliant, delivered without headache
FLAGGER CERTIFICATION WORKSHOP - because safety vests don’t certify themselves.
Permit support - the less you deal with paperwork, the better.
TCS Services - Traffic control Supervisor in Oregon or Washington available for hire on short-term jobs
FLAGGERS - We’re not a flagging company, but we know people!
A Traffic Control Plan (TCP) is a detailed drawing or set of instructions showing how traffic, pedestrians, and work crews will safely move through or around a work zone. It includes:
Layout of the work zone (lane closures, detours, flagger positions, barricades).
Signs and devices (cones, barrels, warning signs, arrow boards, PCMS).
Traffic flow patterns (how vehicles enter, pass, and exit).
Pedestrian accommodations (sidewalk detours, crossings).
Compliance standards (based on the MUTCD and local jurisdiction requirements).
The purpose is to:
Protect workers in the right-of-way.
Maintain safe, efficient movement of vehicles and pedestrians.
Ensure legal compliance for permits and inspections.
Our ODOT-approved Flagger Certification Workshop prepares workers to safely control traffic in Oregon work zones. This half-day course covers:
Traffic control basics — understanding signs, signals, and equipment
Flagger responsibilities — communication, positioning, and hazard awareness
Work zone safety — protecting crews, drivers, and pedestrians
Oregon regulations — MUTCD standards and state requirements
Final exam — written test to earn certification card
Certification validity: 3 years (ODOT-approved).
Who should attend: Anyone who will direct traffic in or near Oregon roadways.
Permit Coordination is the process of managing all paperwork, applications, and approvals required to perform work in or near public roadways.
It typically includes:
Determining which agencies (city, county, ODOT) require permits.
Preparing and submitting applications.
Attaching required Traffic Control Plans (TCPs) and supporting documents.
Communicating with permit offices to track status and resolve questions.
Delivering approved permits to contractors before work begins.
The goal is to save contractors time, prevent delays, and ensure full compliance with local and state regulations.
Have QUESTIONS? NEED help with A PERMIT, traffic control plan, OR A CERTIFICATION? JUST want to COMPLAIN ABOUT TRAFFIC CONTROL?
GIVE US A CALL OR EMAIL US - WE PROMISE NOT TO REDIRECT YOU.
HOW TO REACH US
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CONTACT FORM
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WHY JUST DRIVE THE ROADS WHEN YOU CAN CONTROL THEM?
BE THE REASON TRAFFIC FLOWS, NOT THE REASON IT CRASHES!
GET CERTIFIED WITH FLOWSAFE HERE
18 YEARS OLD AND READY TO STOP TRAFFIC?
must be 18 years old and hold a valid driver’s license
HAVE ALL OF THE INFO AND READY TO ORDER YOUR TCP?
(BUT HATE BEING ON THE PHONE)
FOLLOW THIS LINK TO UPLOAD ALL OF YOUR TCP\PERMITTING INFO AND WE WILL ONLY CALL WHEN THERE ARE QUESTIONS.
The upload should include the location, an aerial photo of the job site, the work schedule, which provides the day the job is to start, the hours of work per day, the number of flaggers needed, the expected completion date, and the WO/PO.